Wisconsin's Natural History, Geography, and Place in the World

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Across
  1. 3. The movement of glaciers
  2. 5. The natural world of lands, waters, and air
  3. 6. Giant sheets of ice formed in mountain valleys or near the North or South Poles
  4. 8. An area of land that has boundaries and a government that are shared by all the people living there; a nation
  5. 9. The parts into which the United States is divided
  6. 10. An imaginary line that goes around the middle of the globe like a belt from East to West
  7. 13. Half of a sphere
  8. 15. The detailed description of the physical features of an area, including hills, valleys, mountains, plains, and rivers
  9. 16. boundaries Boundaries that governments create to separate counties, states, or countries
  10. 18. Long ago when glaciers covered much of the Earth
  11. 20. The place of position where something is found
  12. 22. Scientists who study the Earth's layers of soil and rocks
  13. 23. Parts or details that stand out
  14. 24. To find where something is
  15. 25. The shapes and forms of the land such as hills, plains, and valleys
Down
  1. 1. Mapmakers
  2. 2. The seven large landmasses of the Earth.
  3. 3. The study of the Earth, including its people, resources, climate and physical features
  4. 4. boundaries Natural features like rivers, lakes, or mountains that separate counties, states, or countries
  5. 7. Describes lines, or meridians, that run from the North Pole to the South Pole on the globe
  6. 11. A map feature that shows the basic or cardinal directions
  7. 12. A round solid shape like a basketball where all sides are the same distance from the center
  8. 14. A defined area of a place that has common features, such as similar landscape
  9. 16. An imaginary line that divides the globe into two equal halves, from North to South
  10. 17. A large, important center of population and business
  11. 19. One of the parts into which a state is divided
  12. 20. Describes lines, or parallels, that run from East to West around the globe
  13. 21. The top layer of earth, dirt